Norwegian filmmaker
Joachim Trier's acclaimed drama
"Sentimental Value" was the big winner at the 38th European Film Awards in Berlin on Saturday evening, taking home six awards, including Best Film, Best Director, Best Screenwriter (
Eskil Vogt and Trier), Best European Actor (
Stellan Skarsgård), Best European Best Actress (
Renate Reinsve), and Best Score (
Hania Rani).
Other Best Film contenders included Spanish filmmaker
Oliver Laxe's
"Sirāt", German director
Mascha Schilinski's debut film
"Sound of Falling" and Iranian director
Jafar Panahi's
"It Was Just An Accident".
"Sirāt" won five trophies for Best European Production Designer, Best European Sound Design, Best European Editor, Best European Casting Director and Best European Cinematographer. Both
"Sentimental Value" and
"Sirāt" have made it onto the Oscars shortlist for the Best International Feature Film.
The
Natalie Portman-produced animated film
"Arco" won Best European Animated Feature Film. Norwegian actress
Liv Ullmann received a Lifetime Achievement Award, and Italian director
Alice Rohrwacher was given an European Achievement in World Cinema Award.
Read the complete list of 2026 European Film Awards winners after the jump.